Marcel Patalon is a researcher in Digital Transformation with a multidisciplinary background in economics, communication, and social sciences. His work focuses on the intersection of technological innovation and real-world application, specializing in Technology Management, Strategy, and Organizational Development. Marcel Patalon‘s current research adopts a socio-technical perspective, examining the interplay between institutional theory and digital transformation in rural municipalities. Beyond his primary focus, he explores institutional logics, isomorphism, digital literacy, strategy formation, and platforms. These interests provide insights into how organizations adapt and transform in response to technological and societal pressures, advancing his contributions to the field of digital transformation.

Anindra Kumar Biswas, an Assistant Professor of English at a government-aided college affiliated with the University of Gour Banga, India, has over 18 years of teaching experience. A PhD student in Dalit Literature, he is a prolific researcher, published author in Literary Criticism, 2nd Dan Black Belt in Shito Ryu Karate from Japan, and an avid globetrotter, having visited 40 countries

Gubat Abdullaev, a Davis Peace Scholar and student at Franklin & Marshall College and the University of Oxford, focuses on sociological analysis and strategies to protect children’s rights. As a Legislative Intern at NYS Unified Court System with experience at UNICEF, Clifford Chance, and CASA, he researches victimology and human rights, advocating for culturally informed, comprehensive victim support resources.